All posts tagged review

Phil Willmott’s interpretation of Othello is a bit of a mixed blessing. There is...

Director Bing Liu’s debut feature-length documentary is a strikingly perceptive and sad...

A great, thoughtful show that’s perhaps a little too smart for its...

When Marilyn Monroe died, not just Hollywood but the whole world cried...

It could be fair to say that Greek...

British singer-songwriter David Gray returns to London, playing the ever-magical...

Los Angeles rock band The Record Company, who have been...

Joaquín Cambre’s 2017 offering follows Tomás (Ángelo Mutti Spinetta) through a period of...

Following three amateur boxers as they work their way to the top of New York’s...

Borders, real and symbolic, structure our existence. Whether simply lines on a map or heavily...